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Department of Basic Education ➔ attendance is poor. Schools must give guidance to learners who are frequently absent without a valid reason and must make prompt followup with parents and, where necessary, local government, provincial government and NGOs responsible for the well-being of children (s2); and supportive environment conducive to promoting attendance; and learners to overcome poverty-linked and other social and economic stresses that inhibit regular school attendance, such as HIV/AIDS, TB, other chronic illnesses, poor nutrition and hunger, and an unstable/ dysfunctional family life. Monitoring attendance of children receiving the CSG In terms of a recent amendment to the laws governing the CSG, ix schools will have to play a more active role in monitoring attendance and ensuring the enrolment and retention of all poor learners ➔ 147
Government-funded programmes and services for vulnerable children in SA ➔ whose parents/ caregivers are receiving the CSG. Children under 18 receiving the CSG must be enrolled at school and the parent/ caregiver must produce proof from the school, within one month of approval of the grant, of enrolment and attendance by the child. In addition, the child’s report, signed by the school principal, must be submitted to the DoSD by the parent every six months. In addition, the provincial Head of the Education Department must notify the DoSD of any child who is receiving the CSG that is not registered at or attending school. In the case of a child receiving the CSG not attending school, a social worker must, in consultation with the DoE, investigate and report to the DoSD as to why the child is not enrolled or attending school. The DoSD must take steps to ensure that the child is enrolled or does attend school. National Child Labour Programme of Action This Programme, which has been endorsed by ➔ 148
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